Flocking to Tel Aviv Art Museum’s new wing
Works by Israeli artists find a home in the $55 million Herta and Paul Amir Building, designed to ‘move visitors and offer a remarkable social
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Works by Israeli artists find a home in the $55 million Herta and Paul Amir Building, designed to ‘move visitors and offer a remarkable social
United Hatzalah, Israel’s only national all-volunteer emergency response organization, gets local medics to patients by foot or moped in a hurry.
TV and film stars are wowed on their first visit: ‘Now what is defining Israel for me is its life and light,’ says actor Steven Weber.
By Steve Zerobnick, associate director, Keshet The excitement was electric as 700 cyclists climbed the steep ascent from Ein Kerem to Jerusalem last week. We
Eli Mizrahi is changing the culture of the open-air marketplace, luring younger and more affluent shoppers. But the bottom line is still fresh food, he
The African country will implement the Terem clinics’ remote consultation technologies to treat patients who don’t require a hospital visit. Remote consultation saves on costly
Israel leads the way in professionalizing the field of medical clowning and providing scientific evidence for its effectiveness.
An Israeli branch of a worldwide movement toward a sustainable economy has opened in the startup nation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdIz9CL7m00 On the roof of a nondescript
‘Maybe this is the biggest and most important landmark of the relationship so far,’ says Cyprus-Israel Business Association president. Photo by Amos Ben Gershom President
Street artists use the raw surfaces of Jerusalem’s open-air marketplace to launch Tabula Rasa, an eclectic urban art project.
A delegation led by the mayor of San Antonio comes to Israel to forge partnerships in biomedical and water technology. Photo by Oren Nashshon From
A new culture of chocolate has emerged in Israel, with the opening of dozens of new boutique chocolatiers. Now their fine, handcrafted creations are being sold abroad too.
Coming to pet shops in the near future: An Israeli pooper-scooper that turns droppings into harmless, odorless powder within seconds.
With new classrooms and technology tools, Mayor Nir Barkat has declared an education revolution in the eastern sector of the capital city. A school in
Ecuador relies on Israeli expertise to plan 200 accessible, inclusive playgrounds based on Friendship Park in Ra’anana.